Hey there! These are the projects and campaigns which this site is supporting. It would be hugely appreciated if you support them too.
TASC: Healthy Dating Projects
Texas student council members, we have everything you need to promote healthy relationships in your schools! Download our Student Council Tool Kit and Dating Abuse 101 Presentation.
So Say It
Kappa Delta Sorority is encouraging friends to offer support, advice and intervention when they believe a friend is in an unhealthy relationship. All 140 collegiate Kappa Delta chapters host awareness campaigns during the month of September in recognition of National Women’s Friendship Month, a celebration Kappa Delta created 11 years ago.
MTV’s A Thin Line Campaign
MTV developed the “A Thin Line” campaign to empower teens to identify, respond to and stop the spread of digital abuse. The campaign is built on the understanding that there is a thin line between what begins as a silly joke and what ends up really hurting someone and their future. Break the Cycle and the National Dating Abuse Helpline are proud to partner in this initiative along with other great organizations from across the country. Visit the official website to decide where your line is.
NO MORE Campaign
NO MORE is a groundbreaking symbol designed to galvanize change and radically increase the awareness of domestic violence and sexual assault in our communities. Let’s end the shame and stigma. Visit nomore.org to get the symbol and take a stand.
Stalking Awareness
The Stalking Awareness Campaign was designed to educate students on stalking, as well as campus and community resources available for victims and survivors of this crime.
Sexual Violence Awareness
The Sexual Violence Awareness campaign takes place in April during sexual assault awareness month. It includes several of our biggest events such as Take Back the Night.
Take Back the Night
Each April, the Haven Project sponsors Take Back the Night, a march to raise awareness about sexual violence and show support for victims and survivors.